Noah Kim

The "Help" button keeps taking me back to my sites, not to any help content.

Nice polished side project :). I always found products in this space to be a bit of a paradox considering the audience, i.e. people who need help changing their behavior, so get them to change their app-using behavior in order to change other behaviors. Reframed..."How might we lighten the paradox of requiring app-usage behavior in order to succeed changing other behaviors?" For instance, once...

I think the bigger question for me is, when the hell is someone going to invent the wireless Qi charging wall #Goddamnhangingpowercables

Just going to mention it since no one else has yet... please... please.. solve end to end app development, i.e. the data. I'm sure there's plenty of ways to attack this problem, but even if it was just reading end points of an API and being able to read/send... that would be amazing.

It's the Dyson air blade of water!

TSA?

Shaka, when the walls fell

Also engraves shameful tattoos on your enemies foreheads

I could see this working really well as a Slack integration

Can you create a workout regiment that integrates eating potato chips w/ frito Lay french onion dip?

Is this actually seeing the real environment lighting in real time and adjusting the AR? or is it conveniently placed for the sake of the video?

It must be amazing to work at Google and come up with names for your products. We all sit here, putting in hours of research, thesaurusing, mood boarding, and domain availability searching for a name that's passably sensical. At Google, people be like "We're making a tool to hire people, what should we call it?". "How about Hire". "GENIUS!".

Can you automate the scrapes once you map everything?

Just a heads up, it only hooks up your checking card. No credit cards (i.e. no points). I think it would be useful to make that clear up front before asking for people's personal info.

That gif is freaking awesome.

Is it common to carry that many cards around? I carry 3 (including my bank atm visa) in the back of my phone card holder. Don't fragment your rewards people!!!

I agree with all the pricing comments. I think if you approach it from the functional angle, there's an argument to charge 100+/month. But as many of the comments point out, if you approach it from the "who are you targeting to actually pay for it" angle, the 100/month doesn't feel great. This is squarely targeted at coding-as-a-2nd/3rd-discipline people (primarily designers), in an indie use...

so this is what Skynet v1.0 looks like ......

IMO, buying an incredibly crappy TV for the sake of having a 4" dongle inside vs outside on the hdmi port is not worth it. Element has a horrible track record on both overall image quality as well as reliability.